Stronger Together - Freedom from Hunger

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Financial Highlights STATEMENTS OF UNRESTRICTED ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS* Years Ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 2010 UNreSTrICTeD OPerATING reveNUe AND SUPPOrT: 2009 Individuals and Planned Gifts $3,437,007 $3,198,397 Corporate and Foundation Grants and Gifts 2,744,254 2,853,771 Public Sector/NGOs/Other Sources 325,446 285,964 Contributed In-kind Materials and Services 81,428 154,903 Net Assets released from restrictions 879,841 546,839 Total Unrestricted Operating revenue and Support 7,467,976 7,039,874 UNreSTrICTeD OPerATING exPeNSeS: Africa Programs 1,324,224 1,431,925 Central & South America Programs 990,681 628,642 Southeast Asia Programs 584,230 882,980 Global Programs 1,125,386 1,322,204 Program Information/Hunger Awareness 859,802 1,177,507 Fundraising 495,268 527,537 General and Administrative 866,100 968,610 Total Unrestricted Operating expenses 6,245,691 6,939,405 CHANGe IN UNreSTrICTeD OPerATING NeT ASSeTS 1,222,285 100,469 NON-OPerATING - Other Income 123,599 (513,670) CHANGe IN UNreSTrICTeD NeT ASSeTS 1,345,884 (413,201) UNreSTrICTeD NeT ASSeTS, BeGINNING OF YeAr 1,774,814 2,188,015 UNreSTrICTeD NeT ASSeTS, eND OF YeAr $3,120,698 $1,774,814 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2010 and 2009 2010 2009 ASSeTS: Current Assets $4,995,234 $5,074,671 Cash Surrender value of life Insurance 161,594 145,306 Split Interest Agreements 106,881 103,728 Property and equipment, net 589,101 669,155 Other Assets 77,778 77,778 TOTAl ASSeTS $5,930,588 $6,070,638 lIABIlITIeS AND NeT ASSeTS: Current liabilities $912,614 $2,807,740 Noncurrent liabilities 200,000 200,000 TOTAl lIABIlITIeS 1,112,614 3,007,740 NeT ASSeTS: Unrestricted Net Assets 3,120,698 1,774,814 Temporarily restricted Net Assets 1,619,498 1,210,306 Permanently restricted Net Assets 77,778 77,778 TOTAl NeT ASSeTS 4,817,974 3,062,898 TOTAl lIABIlITIeS AND NeT ASSeTS $5,930,588 $6,070,638 * The Statements of Unrestricted Activities and Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets are designed to reflect the results of operations exclusive of non-operating activities (such as gains/losses on investment accounts) and are derived from the audited financial statements. 8
As part of Freedom from Hunger’s strategy of training local partner organizations to deliver, grow and sustain the programs we develop, we spun off two of our own programs to independence: Reach India and Healthkeepers in Ghana. This temporarily reduced our program staff as we reorient our efforts toward program expansion in Asia, latin America and francophone West Africa. Our high-leverage strategy of working with local partners enabled us to reach nearly one million more women in just one year (June 2009 to June 2010). At the close of Fiscal Year 2010, with only 42 staff worldwide, working with 112 partners in 17 countries, we were reaching more than 2.4 million women plus their families—a total of 14 million people. You can read Freedom from Hunger’s audited financial statements and also our IrS Form 990 by ClICkING Here. Donor Spotlight To achieve its mission of ending chronic hunger, Freedom from Hunger receives the generous support of an impressive and dedicated array of donors. We are grateful for the support of the donors named below who made gifts of $500 or more between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010. Archimedes Society - Leaders $1,000,000+ The MasterCard Foundation John and Jacque Weberg Archimedes Society - Visionaries $250,000-999,999 Anonymous (1) Operating Revenues: $7,467,976 46% Individuals 1% In-kind Gifts 5% Government & NGOs 48% Private Foundations & Corporations Archimedes Society - Entrepreneurs $100,000-249,999 ACe Charitable Foundation International labour Organization (IlO) Archimedes Society - Innovators $50,000-99,999 enterprising Solutions Global Impact Global Solutions Expenses: $6,245,691 14% Administration 8% Fundraising 78% Program Services & Information Institute of Development Studies Johnson & Johnson Zodiac Fund Archimedes Society - Pacesetters $25,000-49,999 Jenny Austin and eric Friedman Breyer Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation David Weekley Family Fund Mary and Jerry Goudreau 9
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